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Old 11-02-14, 05:53 PM
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Nice, I'd like to take a ride in any of those cars.
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Old 11-03-14, 05:10 PM
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Yesterday, I rode 25 miles round trip on the Armstrong Trail along the Allegheny River, from Kittanning, PA to some point past Greys Eddy. It was 47 and cloudy when I started and a sunny 60 degrees when I returned to my car. I ended up stripping layers as I when along. Once I got outside of Kittanning, I only saw 3 other people over twenty miles - I saw more deer than people, actually. At a few points, I could hear no sounds of human origin at all. I really liked that. The leave are past their peak, by my estimation, but still a nice day to be out.

It was my first ride on the Armstrong. The trail seems a little narrower than the GAP, but pretty well maintained. I think I might start at the Brady's Bend end the next time I ride it.


Monticello Furnace


Power Station (I could hear the electrical "hum" across the river)


Bend in the Allegheny River


Trail was in great shape!

https://armstrongrailstotrails.org/

Definitely on my to-do list. Sadly, it's not likely to happen before springtime.
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Old 11-04-14, 06:51 PM
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This afternoon I took the Sedona out for the first time in three months. I rode a stretch of road that runs 1.5 miles through a riverfront park and a light industrial area along the Ohio and Beaver Rivers within a few miles of my home. Hopefully this will someday become part of the proposed Ohio River Greenway Trail system that would connect the Montour Trail along the Ohio River to Ohio, and along the Beaver River to New Castle (and eventually Erie, PA).

https://www.greenway.ohiorivertrail.org

https://goo.gl/maps/3gAAR

I did a nice relaxed 3+ laps for a total of 11.2 miles as the sun set. I forgot how much fun it is to ride the steel-framed Sedona ST.

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Our stop on the nightly ride.Northern most part of the San Francisco Bay.watchin the time drift away.
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Did an easy ride today. Started at the city and rode to the coast along Linear Park.



Explored around the international airport. This is as close as I could get to planes without being dragged away by the cops.


Back in the city again.


Rode some of the old Adelaide F1 track. These new slicks really do stick like s*** to a blanket


Same corner. It's the hair pin turn onto the start finish straight. Once a year massive construction takes place for possibly the biggest Touring Car race in the country, then it's all pulled down till next year. Crazy!

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Old 11-09-14, 07:31 PM
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...Back in the city again.


Rode some of the old Adelaide F1 track. These new slicks really do stick like s*** to a blanket

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The two most beautiful flags in the world, and JBCDoohan
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The two most beautiful flags in the world
We may acknowledge the Aboriginal flag now but I think in Queen Victoria's time she would have been horrified by it. in a pompous kind of way.
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Old 11-11-14, 05:27 PM
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Sunday started out a nice (if cool) day. Met a friend on the river bike path for a slow ride (he tops out a 12mph). But on the way home Ol' Ma Nature was feeling frisky. Had a front flat about 2mi from home. Damn, that's a long walk. That's flat #6 on this bike (first one since I put these Armadillo tires on), #3 this month of three bikes. It must be National Shatter your glass bottle on the bike path Month. But I took the same bike out for another ride that afternoon (wind be damned). 1,292mi on this bike this year (out of 4,053).

Jan: 216.....Apr: 207....Jul: 645.....Oct: 535
Feb:- 87....May: 440....Aug: 522....Nov: 214
Mar: 145...Jun: 484.....Sep: 558

2014: 4,053 Miles–258 Days–331 hrs — Weekly Avg: 110
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Old 11-12-14, 04:42 AM
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^^^ Long walks. Been there before
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up into the hills

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Rode back into the hills today. From the city up Gorge Rd. turned up Corkscrew Rd. to the church then back to the city the same way.





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Originally Posted by jbchybridrider
Rode back into the hills today. From the city up Gorge Rd. turned up Corkscrew Rd. to the church then back to the city the same way...
Too early for the Parishioners, Father JBC?
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Rode to the south of Kyoto with my wife to visit a couple of markets...

On the way>>>>







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Ha the parishioners are to early for me, I can't wake up that early on Sundays.

I guess those Alfa's are brought in by rich collectors. Those SZ's are rare and very unusual aren't they. The Montreal's are just darn expensive with there quad cam engines.
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Originally Posted by jbchybridrider
Ha the parishioners are to early for me, I can't wake up that early on Sundays.

I guess those Alfa's are brought in by rich collectors. Those SZ's are rare and very unusual aren't they. The Montreal's are just darn expensive with there quad cam engines.
The two were beautiful but I prefered the Montreal. The motor was so loud and had a great sound. They are both Osaka number plates, and were heading back that way. The motorway was about 1km away so my guess they would have been opening them up there.
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Originally Posted by giantcfr1
up into the hills

I like how after millions of years since Gondwana Land broke up the same ferns still exist in Japan and Aust unchanged. The hills are covered with them here.
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After riding from the city to Norton Summit I was low on water and had to start rationing. Still a great but slow ride though.

I'm thinking of mounting my S110 to my helmet and filming the down hills here, there awesome !!


HaHa...
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Originally Posted by jbchybridrider
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I love this.
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A ride around a few shrines with my wife and daughter...















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Snatched a 20 mile ride this afternoon, avoiding thorns, manure and mud. Fresh 6c but all enjoyable. This is about as good as it gets at this time of year in North Yorkshire.

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Old 11-25-14, 05:49 PM
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&action_type_map=[%22fitness.bikes%22]&action_ref_map=[]]Rode 7.30 mi on 11/25/2014 on 11/25/2014 | RUNNING Training Log Entry | MapMyRun
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Originally Posted by giantcfr1
A ride around a few shrines with my wife and daughter...



it boggles the mind thinking how everyday life was back in those times, probably more so when your standing there.
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Good start, keep it up.
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Nice bike Ajh800 lets see some more UK in the future.

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Originally Posted by jbchybridrider
it boggles the mind thinking how everyday life was back in those times, probably more so when your standing there.
Mate I wonder this every day. You may realize that temples have no nails. (?) They are restored periodically, and some of the big ones take between 10 to 15 years to do. Everything is taken down and recorded to put back like a jigsaw.
The next temple after the above one, has a tomb of one of the famous Samurai from many eras back.
I know where there is a hidden tomb containing a past Emperor. It is up a quiet path, where thousands of tourists pass every day, but have no idea of what's at the end. Along the river which I ride along every day, is the location where there was a mass suicided by Samurais. There are protected floors here in some buidings, with samurai blood staining them from fighting. This is NOT MY PHOTO but is at one of the Temples here...

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